Market Glory Payment Proof

Most people would not believe that players can earn real money just by playing the game. Here's something to completely remove your doubts about this game giving out real money.

Note: This payment proof is not mine. I just want others to see that this game really does pay. Method of withdrawal done is through paypal.

Get Paid to Play!

A FREE TO PLAY STRATEGY game in which the profit can be transformed in REAL MONEY!

Market Glory is one example of a paid to play game wherein you can withdraw Virtual money converted into Real Money. There are three currencies in the game namely the local currency (currency of your country), Gold (currency of the game to buy stuff with) and Euro (global currency from which you can withdraw into Real money) 

As a beginner, the basics that you need to focus on are go to work daily and fight 10 times daily. You are not required to invest in order to earn here. With much determination and patience, you will be able to withdraw your money after a few months. Isn't that great? You are playing a game at the same time earning while doing it. Join me now and let's earn together in this wonderful game.

What is Forced Matrix?

Forced matrix is for doublers and cyclers wherein those who don’t join under a referral link are put into the most recent vacant position in one player’s matrix. This is what everyone calls a spillover. This method is great for those players who are not that good at promoting or getting referrals because they will still be able to earn money through random signups of players. This is a good option for the investor because everyone benefits in every registrant in the program.

What is Forced Compounding?

Forced compounding is very popular in PTAs and Revenue sharing sites. This provides further sustainability and prolonging of the lifespan of the program since it won’t allow the investors to do a hit-and-run easily.  The drawback of forced compounding is that it requires the program to have increasing number of incoming new players daily. Most programs with forced compounding last until its 3^rd cycle. The problem for the closure will most surely be cash flow and low number of incoming investors. Programs with this option are only good for 2 cycles. Do not join programs with this option if it is already in its 2^nd or 3^rd cycle because it is bound to close down after some time.

Glossary of Terms

Principal – Your initial deposit from Day 0

Principal Included –  Your principal is included in your daily returns

Principal Returned – Your principal will be paid back at the end of the term

Optional Principal Back – You can get your principal back after a specific time (some programs provide a penalty when you do this)

Compounding – Putting in earnings into your current investment (can be changed by the user)

Forced Compounding – Putting in a percentage of your daily earnings into your current investment (you can’t change this)

Cycle – the completion of a term or plan

After Term – You get your earnings only after the prescribed day

Daily Return Term – You get your earnings each day

Repurchasable Balance – You can only use this to buy more shares (You can’t withdraw this)

Referral – People joining under you

RCB (Referral Commission Back) – An offer provided by some investors to give back the referral commission they get when you join under them and invest on a program

Referral Levels – First level means direct referrals. Second level means direct referral of your referrals. And so on

Shares – Bought items in PTAs and Revenue sharing sites containing Ad credits for advertising purposes

Effects of Big Deposits

Whenever you see a program with its stats presented, you will immediately view the payout portion. Surprisingly, you see one payout info stating $3000. You’ll wonder about how much this person must have deposited to have such an earning like that. You might also say that since there are big players here, this might last for a long time, but actually, this kind of event affects the program sustainability. Most investors are small time players, wherein they just invest from $5 - $300 and then from there, they just let it grow and grow. If a big time player deposits $10000, where will he get the earnings? Of course, that will come from the other investors. If he has reached his breakeven point, what will happen? Of course there will be a cash flow problem. Since small time players invest small amounts of money, they will also be getting small amounts of returns. A massive return from a big deposit will lead the program to collapse as soon as that player reaches breakeven point because the program won’t be able to pay this player due to the big returns that the program needs to provide. Another thing that this can do is make the admin runaway after the big deposit. These kinds of deposits make admins greedy. The best strategy will be to put in small amounts order to make the program last.

This is where the info about the effects of big deposits. I would urge you to read all information from this site because I learned a lot from it.

http://ex-admin.com/big-deposits-in-hyips-guessing-game/

How to Determine Good Programs

Everyday, new programs are introduced in most forums and with this, you won’t know which one should you invest at. These are some steps you need to take before you decide to join in it.

1. See if the program plans are well thought of. If you see a plan like 300% daily for 20 days, don’t even try to view the site as it surely will be a fast scam.

2. Do an IP lookup through http://allmonitors.net. You just need to copy the website url of the program and paste it in the box and see if it has previous programs that closed down. Most Admins that are hit-and-runners use the same IP they used from their previous programs.

3. Do a whois lookup through http://whoismind.com. If you searched in allmonitors.net and there’s no program listed yet, get the IP from whosinmind and then paste it in allmonitors.net. The purpose of this lookup is for you to see if the info presented on his site jives with the whois information.

4. Research on the promoter or thread starter that introduced the program. See if the program he promotes last long. If this promoter has advertised many lasting programs, then the program now might also last too. If the promoter is just someone new or has a lot of programs that stopped paying in a short period of time, then this one’s another soon to be dead program.

5. Find reviews and comments about the program. Even rumors have some truths behind it. Visit shout boxes of popular reviewers and ask questions or let others view the program and evaluate it. It won’t hurt to ask questions to experts

6. Reluctance and hesitance are both things that you should always take into consideration. When you hesitate on investing on a program, you should not ignore it because most of the time in choosing good programs, your gut feeling is right.

7. Promotion is the key to a sustainable program. See which monitors are used by the admin.

8. Ask experts to evaluate and determine the technicalities of the website used. These would be the script used, the hosting provider, the anti DDOS used and many more. By knowing how much an admin invested on his program, you will be able to realize that the admin plans to stay long and not do a hit and run for one day.

These are the things that I do to measure if a program is good enough to invest at. Try to do these steps before you invest at a program. Good luck!